Kasha opens up access to sanitary pads in East Africa through last-mile distribution
The East Africa Business Podcast: African Start ups | Investing | Entrepreneurship | Interviews · samfloy
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Show Notes
There are certain products which, let’s face it, are more embarrassing to purchase than others.
You don’t think twice about buying a pint of milk, however things such as contraceptives, or sanitary items make you a bit more self-conscious, especially if you’re an awkward teenage girl.
Kasha an enterprise in Rwanda, started by solving the very discrete problem around girls accessing to affordable, quality sanitary items which can cause long-standing societal issues, such as school drop-out, if not solved.